A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
married Letitia, daughter of P. Brady, esq. and liud five sons andtliree daughters, viz. 1. Benjamin, married Catherine, daugliter of Charles Wild, esq. (by Mary, daughter ofThomas Tipping, of Beaulieu, esq. and sister of Sophia, who married Charles, eighthLord Blayney) and by her, who died in… … This family, now settled for nearly threeluuulred years in Ireland, claims to be abranch of the great house of Seymour,* somemorable in the eventful times of HenryVIII. and Edward VI., for the rapidity ofits rise, the vastness of its power, and thedepth of its fall. Sir John Seymour, eldest son and…
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